List of mayors of Tartu

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The following is a list of mayors of Tartu, Estonia.

*OfficeNamePolitical affiliationNotes
11787–1788 Georg Friedrich von Kymmel Mayor
21788Johann MajorMayor
31793–1796Gerhard WildeMayor
41877Carl Victor KupfferMayor
51878–1891 Georg von Oettingen Mayor
61891–1898Wilhelm BockMayor
71898–1917Victor von GrewingkMayor
81917Heinrich LuhtMayor
91917–1918 Jaan Kriisa Mayor
101918Egmont BrockMayor
111918–1919 Jaan Kriisa Mayor
121919–1920Ants SimmMayor
131920–1934 Karl Luik Mayor
141934 Hans Ainson Mayor
151934–1939 Aleksander Tõnisson Mayor
161939–1940 Robert Sinka Mayor
171940–1941Kristjan Jalak Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
181941 Robert Sinka Mayor
191941–1942Voldemar OntonDeputy Mayor
201942–1944Karl KeerdojaMayor
211944Joan Riismantel Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
221944–1945August Prink Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
231945–1949Bronislav Võrse Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
241949–1950Eduard Schmidt Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
251950–1953Ivan Rosental Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
261953Heinrich Tiido Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
271953Heinrich Ajo Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
281953–1957Kaarel Kotsar Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
291957–1961Martin Varik Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
301961–1964Heino Sisask Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
3122 May 1964–1973Arnold Karu Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
3229 June 1973–1979Roland Ilp Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
3326 December 1979 – 30 June 1987Nikolai Preiman Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
3430 June 1987 – 17 October 1991Toomas Mendelson Communist Party Chairman of Executive Committee
3521 November 1991 – 11 November 1993 Ants Veetõusme Independent Royalist Party Mayor
3611 November 1993 – 31 October 1996 Väino Kull Reform Party Mayor
3731 October 1996 – 3 April 1997 Tõnis Lukas Pro Patria Union Mayor
3824 April 1997 – 10 September 1998 Roman Mugur Mayor
3910 September 1998 – 23 September 2004 Andrus Ansip Reform Party Mayor
4023 September 2004 – 2 April 2007 Laine Jänes Reform Party Mayor
4126 April 2007 – 26 March 2014 Urmas Kruuse Reform Party Mayor
418 April 2014 – present Urmas Klaas Reform Party Mayor

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